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In contrast to many previous presidential interviews, Macron will not be seen from the official office of the President of the Republic - the 鈥済olden salon鈥� (salon dor茅) - but instead will be filmed from his 鈥渨ork office鈥�, on the first floor of the Elys茅e Palace, as reported by .

This more modest, everyday-style room has previously been the workplace of presidents鈥� special advisors, including Henri Guaino (for Nicolas Sarkozy), and Aquilino Morelle (for Fran莽ois Hollande).

Macron is said to not like the 鈥済olden salon鈥�, and prefers to work and be seen from the more everyday working environment. His official photo, taken in June and shown on Twitter below from his official account, was also shot in the work office.

The exact content of tonight鈥檚 interview questions have not been revealed, but the topics are likely to focus on budget, healthcare, apprenticeships, and employment.

LCI has said that the interview has been ten days in the planning, after several months of organising and communication with the Elys茅e to secure a date.

The broadcast will be Macron鈥檚 first ever televised interview as President, as he missed the traditional July 14 interview this summer.

Since becoming President, Macron has kept his distance from the media, and has never even given a large press conference. Over the summer he gave just a handful of interviews with French and European newspapers and magazines.

Tonight鈥檚 interviewers will be Anne-Claire Coudray, Gilles Bouleau, and David Pujadas, the latter of whom was previously at the France 2 channel. The interview will begin at 20h and last an hour.

A statement from the Elys茅e ahead of the interview said: 鈥淲e consider that this is an opportune moment to explain [Macron鈥檚] actions to the 麻豆传媒映画, at this pivotal time.鈥�